Sled Dogs Questions

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  1. Navajo

    Navajo New Member

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    Sled Dogs

    Are sled dogs, in whatever form, be it Sibe, Mal, Canadian Eskimo dog, Eurohound e.t.c e.t.c hipscored before being bred from?
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  3. Louise13

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    YES they are..or at least they should be..

    Most working people will have their dogs hipscored before they work them..just to be safe..(whether they plan to breed them or not)
  4. gemma riley

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    Yes, Sibes should have Hips and eyes (yearly) tested before being bred.

    Im not sure on the other breeds.
  5. Louise13

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    Mals are the same..Hip scoring and eye tests yearly
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  7. Greyhawk

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    Unfortunately that list is far from comprehensive, they don't even list Greenland Dogs or CED's.

    All sled dog breeds should definately be hip scored prior to breeding.
  8. Navajo

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    Thanks guys, just realised I should have put this in the forum - my mistake!!
  9. Navajo

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    Louise, may I ask a question?
  10. Louise13

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    Why are you asking my permission??

    Ask whatever you like its a public forum:002:
  11. cornishmals

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    CEDs are hipscored,but the BVA score them alongside Greenlands - mean score being 17.
  12. Fluffypawz

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    Just having the dogs scored is not enough, the score should be within the approved range for whichever breed before you consider breeding. Obviously breeding a dog that is way above the average is still not good enough even though the owners have hip tested it.

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